Hi Craig,
No, Rev has a kind of homestack, but it is not the start center and
you can't edit it AFAIK. It doesn't make much sense to edit the stack
revStartCenter.
If you want to add your own scripts to the IDE, you could create a
plugin that laods automatically when the IDE starts up. I don't think
you can run your own startUp handler in the IDE, other than by calling
it from another script or the message box.
The startUp message is sent to the mainstack of your standalone
project, if you use that mainstack to build a standalone.
--
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On 28 jul 2010, at 17:01, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
In HC, one is always assured that the home stack script will be
placed well
back in the message hierarchy when HC is first started, regardless
of how
that process is initiated. So that a "startup" message can be
handled in a
central, guaranteed-to-be-there location.
In Rev, Is the stack "revStartCenter" typically used in a similar
role? Is
it the "home" where general application startup handlers should be
placed
similarly to "home" in HC? Its script is certainly accessable,
though this is
not particularly obvious.
Just when I think I am becoming an intermediate player, I find I am
still a
newbie.
Craig Newman
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